Ok, let's be honest - I was hoping that the "rescript" would adjust things plotwise, but that's something almost impossible to do as of now. Instead, they went for: "let's add more NC scenes so that half of the episode is hot guys with a naked torso kissing each other!". It's not really what I had in mind, but... but... but... Tutor is so damn beautiful I could watch him be a tree in the school recital and I'd still be happy.
This is building up episode after episode in such an interesting and fun way... I just really hope it doesn't sink in a trite do-goodism along the way.
I kinda agree and disagree at the same time - I honestly was waiting for Beer/Wan since the start, and I totally…
On that I fully agree - they failed in developing, and showing us, both boys' feelings... especially Wan's. They had plenty of time throughout all the episodes.
The new trends for this autumn: #freetheturtle #wingame and not to mention #getyourselfabeer in which "beer" has obviously multiple meanings - be it a boyfriend, a maid or... just a drink to forget it all and wet your tshirt.
Sometimes, I really wonder who writes these things. Like who thought it was romantic to have Wan ask Beer if he…
I kinda agree and disagree at the same time - I honestly was waiting for Beer/Wan since the start, and I totally agree that the dialogue could have been way better... basically the whole thing could have been less rushed and feel more complete; BUT somehow I felt all that crap that Wan said was very into his character. Somehow to me it felt just as a way to underline he's too shy/childish/proud/whatever to admit that he truly missed/likes/loves Beer... but Beer knows him deeply and he knows it already, so he accepts it and reassures him.
Finished! As many other promising series it got lost along the way, it's a pity that they explained the "dream thing" in that way because if that were to be true, Ai's mother would have acted differently in former episodes...
But anyway: loved the characters and their dynamics, they felt pretty real and relatable and all the boys acted well. I was torn between a 7.5 and an 8, but I'll go with 7.5 because that last episode wasn't a fitting finale.
I felt the same that's why couldn't enjoy much. Idk if director is the problem or not because I faced similar…
agreed! and I kinda feel that's particularly true with Thai shows - like, I rewatched Sotus and, although some scenes are timeless, I cannot say it aged well... I have a feeling the same goes with YoN. XD The power of youth and of momentum! XD
Finally finished... put the last three eps on while ironing. XD
It took me ages to finish this one, although it started out as one of my most awaited series of this year: the premises were great AND the actors, both the two leads and the supporting cast, did a great job. But along the way it got lost, started running in circles, basically showing us either: 1. flashbacks 2. diabetical fluff 3. overdramatic crazy scenes
I kinda have a problem with these acting-like-crazy female characters in GL, throwing things everywhere, screaming... holy moly, we're lesbians we're not psychos, you know? o.o
My comfort moments were from doctor Tan and doctor Bow, these two friends were so precious!
Anyway, we're getting more and more GL series and that's great, so I'm happy I watched till the end and I'll stay tuned for other projects of LingLing and Orm as a pair. <3
I felt the same that's why couldn't enjoy much. Idk if director is the problem or not because I faced similar…
out of topic maybe, but when we're talking about movies that are SO old (like Yes or No for istance), I think it's impossible to rewatch and just rate them the same as a 2024 product: so much has changed in the industry, and (thankfully also) in society.
Finished! And I surprisingly shed a tear at the end, because of all the sweetness overload and the cozyness. I must admit I didn't feel the chemistry between the two leads at first, but both Isumi and Amazawa had a way to insinuate into my heart and at the end, I was basically "happy that they are happy".
Simple story, honest characters, lovely friends, nice and heartwarming development. As always, what I like the most in these JDramas is the feeling of "being inside a warm bubble" in which things move slow but smoothly. It's an 8/10 for me.
On a sidenote: how can they eat so much? Some dinners were for 4 people, not for two! XD
10–11 years (but the younger one seems much more mature when you compare the behaviors 😅)
I don't think the age gap matters here, the only episode in which they mention it is the final one but it totally doesn't affect the storytelling and the characters. Plus, the younger character feels way more mature than what he actually is.
Finally managed to catch up on this one - I must say I had greater expectations from the story, which seemed quite rough and choppy up to now but looks like will get more complex with ep5 onwards.
Anyway, I'm mostly here to support Ohm who's one of the best thai actors out there and I wasn't disappointed: he's always so charismatic and elegant! I'm rooting for Leng too, he's such a sweet boy bts and he sure needs time to master his acting, BUT he "works well" with Ohm.
Can I say I'm loving Title here too? I sooooo hope he can get a main role, and I hope his character, James, keeps being the good guy here and won't hide secrets up his sleeves!
Honorable mention, as always: Papang. #mainroleforpapang!
Ok, let's be honest - I was hoping that the "rescript" would adjust things plotwise, but that's something almost impossible to do as of now.
Instead, they went for: "let's add more NC scenes so that half of the episode is hot guys with a naked torso kissing each other!". It's not really what I had in mind, but... but... but... Tutor is so damn beautiful I could watch him be a tree in the school recital and I'd still be happy.
Can't wait for next ep!
(I need more TutorYim wuxia moments T_T)
#freetheturtle
#wingame
and not to mention
#getyourselfabeer
in which "beer" has obviously multiple meanings - be it a boyfriend, a maid or... just a drink to forget it all and wet your tshirt.
Somehow to me it felt just as a way to underline he's too shy/childish/proud/whatever to admit that he truly missed/likes/loves Beer... but Beer knows him deeply and he knows it already, so he accepts it and reassures him.
As many other promising series it got lost along the way, it's a pity that they explained the "dream thing" in that way because if that were to be true, Ai's mother would have acted differently in former episodes...
But anyway: loved the characters and their dynamics, they felt pretty real and relatable and all the boys acted well.
I was torn between a 7.5 and an 8, but I'll go with 7.5 because that last episode wasn't a fitting finale.
The power of youth and of momentum! XD
It took me ages to finish this one, although it started out as one of my most awaited series of this year: the premises were great AND the actors, both the two leads and the supporting cast, did a great job. But along the way it got lost, started running in circles, basically showing us either:
1. flashbacks
2. diabetical fluff
3. overdramatic crazy scenes
I kinda have a problem with these acting-like-crazy female characters in GL, throwing things everywhere, screaming... holy moly, we're lesbians we're not psychos, you know? o.o
My comfort moments were from doctor Tan and doctor Bow, these two friends were so precious!
Anyway, we're getting more and more GL series and that's great, so I'm happy I watched till the end and I'll stay tuned for other projects of LingLing and Orm as a pair. <3
I must admit I didn't feel the chemistry between the two leads at first, but both Isumi and Amazawa had a way to insinuate into my heart and at the end, I was basically "happy that they are happy".
Simple story, honest characters, lovely friends, nice and heartwarming development. As always, what I like the most in these JDramas is the feeling of "being inside a warm bubble" in which things move slow but smoothly.
It's an 8/10 for me.
On a sidenote: how can they eat so much? Some dinners were for 4 people, not for two! XD
Anyway, I'm mostly here to support Ohm who's one of the best thai actors out there and I wasn't disappointed: he's always so charismatic and elegant! I'm rooting for Leng too, he's such a sweet boy bts and he sure needs time to master his acting, BUT he "works well" with Ohm.
Can I say I'm loving Title here too? I sooooo hope he can get a main role, and I hope his character, James, keeps being the good guy here and won't hide secrets up his sleeves!
Honorable mention, as always: Papang. #mainroleforpapang!